Afro-Carib Festival Celebrates Black History and Reggae Month
Saturday, February 26 at the Miramar Amphitheater, The Afro-Carib Festival will celebrate Black History and […]
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Maya Billig on New Dance Theatrical Work “Gate Closes at 3:05”
This February 4 and 5 Maya Billig premiers her latest dance theater work Gate Closes […]
Ocean Drive Reopens for Cars Just in Time for Spring Break
After a year and a half of Ocean Drive being closed to cars, Miami Beach’s […]
Bookmobile Provides Miami Residents a Library Experience on Wheels
Miami-Dade Public Library System provides our community with a ton of great resources, South Floridians […]
Erik Spoelstra Has Become Don Shula
While none of us were paying attention Miami Heat coach Erik Spoelstra has quietly become […]
Penelope Cruz Movie Round-Up: Parallel Mothers Is a Masterful Film, The 355 Isn’t
By some scheduling quirk I had to wait until 2022 to see my first great […]
Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez Learned What Happens In Miami Never Stays in Miami
I doubt in this Instagram era the old Las Vegas marketing slogan, “What happens in […]
A Very COVID Christmas Part 2
When COVID first took the world by storm a lot of people compared it to […]
Sing 2 and How Old Songs Refuse to Die
There’s a long history of songs being passed down from generation to generation. So why […]
Spider-Man: No Way Home Is a Spectacular Disappointment
It seems like it was just yesterday, but it was May 2002 when I sat […]